The stipulations from that Harry Kane deal with Bayern Munich keep on coming, and every next leak is as exciting as the last one. According to reports by German outlet Abend Zeitung, the German champions have agreed to play Tottenham Hotspur in two friendlies as a part of deal to sign Harry Kane.
There have been multiple figures associated with the cost that took Kane to the Allianz Arena. According to Alasdair Gold of Football.London, the potential fee for the striker could increase to £120m with specific add-ons being fulfilled. Contrarily, Bayern president Herbert Hainer stated last month that the German club may not need to pay even €100m (£86.7m) for the striker unless they secure multiple trophy wins.
AZ has confirmed that the fee Bayern Munich paid for Harry Kane ‘was ultimately less than 100 million euros’. As part of the deal, two friendly games were agreed upon between the clubs, and consequently, all proceeds from these matches will go to Tottenham. Although, the details regarding the location and timing of these two friendly matches between Bayern and Spurs remain uncertain.
This would look like a clumsy clause, but this is worth millions honestly. A friendly against a Bayern side means full-sold-out stadium, increase in global image, and all the food/drink receipts coming with it.
